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Scripts and Symbols of the Aegean World Aegean Basic Latin, Greek and Coptic, Greek Extended, some Punctuation and other Symbols, Linear B Syllabary, Linear B Ideograms, Aegean Numbers, Ancient Greek Numbers, Ancient Symbols, Phaistos Disc, Lycian, Carian, Lydian, Old Italic, Phoenician, Ugaritic, Old Persian, Linear A, Cypriot Syllabary and Ancient Greek Musical Notation. Phrygian, Sidetic, the Arkalochori Axe, signs on Troy vessels and the Dispilio tablet. Local variants of Ancient Greek and Old Italic alphabets Cretan Hieroglyphs and Cypro-Minoan in dedicated fonts Aegean version 8.91 2016 Aegean is not a merchandise; it is free for any use. Unicode Fonts for Ancient Scripts http://users.teilar.gr/~g1951d/ George Douros [email protected] OpenType features Phaistos Disc Right-to-left mirrored forms ... Linear A and B Character Variants 1...9 ... Greek Glyph Composition with combining diacritical marks , , , , , , etc: Various Variant forms accessed by variation selectors VS1...VS6: Greek et al. Lycian V Y N Γ Carian Ϡ E F H Γ Ͷ Π P M V Ͳ Lydian S Cypriot and Phoenician Stylistic Sets 01...06 for variants of the Cypriot syllabary and Stylistic Set 01 for Phoenician: 01 Idalion 02 Akanthou 03 Eteopcypriot 04 Ancient Paphian 05 Recent Paphian 06 Tsepis stele 01 Phoenician Fractions ¼ ½ ¾ ⅐ ⅑ ⅒ ⅓ ⅔ ⅕ ⅖ ⅗ ⅘ ⅙ ⅚ ⅛ ⅜ ⅝ ⅞ ⅟₃₈ Metrical symbols ⏑ ⏒ ⏓ ⏔ ⏕ ⏖ ⏗ ⏘ ⏙ × − ⚪ ‸ ⁝ | ‖ ⦀ ⮾ ⌇ ʃ ~ ¨ Editorial symbols ⸎ ⸏ ⸐ ⸑ ⸒ ⸓ ÷ ∸ ⸟ ⸔ ⸕ ⸖ ≻ ⊺ ‒ ※ Ͻ Ͽ Gortyna symbols ❀ ❁ ❂ ❃ ❄ ❅ ❆ ❇ ❈ Private symbols Character repertoire of Aegean Basic Multilingual Plane ! 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TH B Γ C-39 L 10289 FF0DC 102A9 FF0FA FF03F 1D215 Γ 102C6 FF241 10929 J M Ͷ TT M 1028A 102AA FF12E FF12F Ͷ 102C7 FF236 1092A K O UUU2 N 1028B FF09A FF0E8 102AB 102C8 1092B FF139 Q D2 Π RR O 1028C FF0DD 102AC FF144 Π 102C9 1092C L T MB R 1028D FF0F9 102AD 102CA 1092D M SH P MB2 SS S 1028E FF111 102AE FF170 P 1092D 102CB 1092E FF1B0 FF1AF FF184 FF185 S N N SH2 MB3 T 1028F FF1C4 FF1CA FF12B FF128 N 102AF FF179 102CC 1092F MM S M MB4 U 10290 102B0 M 102CD 10930 NN C-18 LD2 F 10291 102B1 102CE 10931 FF23F U U V E2 Q 10292 102B2 V 102CF 10932 P Γ NN UUU3 S 10293 FF146 FF040 FF164 10143 102A9 Γ 102B3 102D0 10933 KK X TT 10294 102B4 1029B 10934 FF09D 10288 R N AN 10295 FF168 102B5 FF1DD 10935 S TT2 EN 10296 FF058 FF1AC 102B6 10936 T P LY 10297 102B7 FF119 FF11A 10937 TT SS NN 10298 102B8 FF205 FF206 FF20B 10938 FF1A1 AN I C 10299 FF118 FF1DF FF1E0 FF1E1 FF1C7 FF1C8 102B9 FF046 FF065 FF066 FF067 10939 EN E 1029A FF1E2 FF1E3 FF1E4 FF1C9 102BA H UUUU « 1029B 102BB 1093F FF279 FF27A FF27B X K 1029C FF1C6 FF1D4 10171 1028C 102BC FF165 Phrygian Sidetic Phoenician Ugaritic Old Persian A 10900 FF000 10380 10390 103A0 103B9 B 10901 FF029 10381 10391 103A1 103BA Γ Ͱ Ϥ 10902 FF03E 10382 10392 103A2 103BB Δ Λ O 10903 FF05B 10383 10393 103A3 103BC Y V 10904 FF06E 10384 10394 103A4 103BD F 10905 FF1CD 10385 10395 103A5 103BE I I 10906 FF0B0 10386 10396 103A6 103BF K 10907 FF0C2 10387 10397 103A7 103C0 Λ Ψ 10908 FF208 10388 10398 103A8 103C1 M 10909 FF0A2 10389 10399 103A9 103C2 N T 1090A FF0EC 1038A 1039A 103AA 103C3 O O 1090B 1030B 1038B 1039B 103AB 103C8 O ϴ 1090C FF0FE 1038C 1039C 103AC 103C9 P I 1090D FF123 1038D 1039D 103AD 103CA Ϟ 1090E FF13A 1038E 103AE 103CB T 1090F FF211 1038F 1039F 103AF 103CC K 10910 FF143 103B0 103CD 10911 FF0FF 103B1 103CE Ͳ Ͷ 10912 FF161 103B2 103CF 10913 FF166 103B3 103D0 Λ 10914 FF117 103B4 103D1 10915 FF0A1 103B5 103D2 P 10916 FF27D 103B6 103D3 10917 FF27C 103B7 103D4 10918 FF1A4 103B8 103D5 10919 FF1CC Ω 1091A FF27E 1091B FF27F 1091F FF269 Numbers 0 70 οʹ ΔΔ 1018A 10116 ¼ 80 πʹ ΔΔΔ 10140 1018B 10117 ½ 90 ϙʹ ΔΔΔΔ 10141 10175 10176 10118 ⅔ 100 ρʹ Η 10177 10119 1016A ¾ 200 σʹ ΗΗ 10178 1011A 1 αʹ Ι 300 τʹ ΗΗΗ 10107 10159 1015A 1011B 1016B 2 βʹ ΙΙ 400 υʹ ΗΗΗΗ 10108 1015B 1015C 1011C 3 γʹ ΙΙΙ 500 φʹ 10109 101A0 1011D 10145 FF29D FF29E 1016C 1016D 1016E FF2A8 1016F 10170 4 δʹ ΙΙΙΙ 600 χʹ Η 1010A 1011E 5 εʹ 700 ψʹ ΗΗ 1010B 10143 1015F 1011F 6 ϝʹ Ι 800 ωʹ ΗΗΗ 1010C 10120 7 ζʹ ΙΙ 900 ϡʹ ΗΗΗΗ 1010D 10121 8 ηʹ ΙΙΙ 1000 ͵α 1010E 10122 10171 9 θʹ ΙΙΙΙ 2000 ͵β 1010F 10123 10 ιʹ Δ 3000 ͵γ 10110 10160 10161 10162 10163 10164 10124 11 ιαʹ ΔΙ 4000 ͵δ −10107 10125 12 ιβʹ ΔΙΙ 5000 ͵ε −10108 10126 10146 10172 13 ιγʹ ΔΙΙΙ 6000 ͵ϝ −10109 10127 14 ιδʹ ΔΙΙΙΙ 7000 ͵ζ −1010A 10128 15 ιεʹ Δ 8000 ͵η −1010B 10129 16 ιϝʹ Δ Ι 9000 ͵θ −1010C 1012A 17 ιζʹ Δ ΙΙ 10000 ͵ι Μ −1010D 1012B 18 ιηʹ Δ ΙΙΙ 20000 ͵κ ΜΜ −1010E 1012C 19 ιθʹ Δ ΙΙΙΙ 30000 ͵λ ΜΜΜ −1010F 1012D 20 κʹ ΔΔ 40000 ͵μ ΜΜΜΜ 10111 1012E 21 καʹ ΔΔΙ 50000 ͵ν =10107 1012F 10147 30 λʹ ΔΔΔ 60000 ͵ξ Μ 10112 10165 FF2A4 FF2A5 FF2A6 FF2A7 101A0 10130 40 μʹ ΔΔΔΔ 70000 ͵ο ΜΜ 10113 10131 50 νʹ 80000 ͵π ΜΜΜ 10114 10144 10166 10144 10166 10167 10168 10169 10132 60 ξʹ Δ 90000 ͵ϙ ΜΜΜΜ 10115 10133 70 οʹ ΔΔ 100000 ͵ρ 10116 Measures Τ 1 τεταρτημόριον: 1 στατήρ 1 ὑπομονάδα ὄγκου 10140 03A4 ¼ ὀβολοῦ 10138 1 ἡμιώβολον: 5 στατῆρες 2 ὑπομονάδα ὄγκου 10141 ½ ὀβολοῦ 1014F 10139 / 1 κεράτιον: 10 στατῆρες 3 ὑπομονάδα ὄγκου FF2B0 002F ¹⁄₁₈ δραχμῆς 10150 1013A FD1B9 1 χαλκοῦς: 50 στατῆρες 4 ὑπομονάδα ὄγκου 03A7 ⅛ ὀβολοῦ 10151 1013B FD1B8 Ι 1 ὀβολός ἢ ὀβελός: 100 στατῆρες 1 ὑπομονάδα ξηροῦ μέτρου 1017C 0399 ⅙ δραχμῆς 10152 1013C διώβολον: 500 στατῆρες 1 ὑπομονάδα ὑγροῦ μέτρου 1017D 2 ὀβολοί 10153 FF2A0 1013D FD1B6 FD1B7 τριώβολον: 1000 στατῆρες 2 ὑπομονάδα μέτρου 1017E 3 ὀβολοί 10154 1013E τετρώβολον: 10000 στατῆρες 3 ὑπομονάδα μέτρου 1017F 4 ὀβολοί 10155 1013F FD1B5 πεντώβολον: 50000 στατῆρες 10180 5 ὀβολοί 10156 πλέθρον ἤ βλέθρον: 10–16⅔ 1 δραχμή νόμισμα, 10142 10158 ὀργυιαί, 100 πόδες, 10 ἄκαιναι 1018E FF242 FF243 1 δραχμή ἔτος ἰνδικτιών 1017B FF2AA FF2AB 10179 1018C 1018D FF23C μετρητής (μετρῆται): sextans: 2 μναῖ 1015D 1015E 10181 12 χόαι, 144–192 κοτύλαι 10190 ⅙ as uncia: 5 μναῖ κύαθος: ⅙ κοτύλης 10173 10182 10191 ¹⁄₁₂ as λίτρα: 1 αἰγιναῖος ὀβολός, semuncia: 10 μναῖ 10157 FF2A1 FF2A2 FF2A3 10183 12 οὐγγίαι, ¾ μνᾶς 10192 ½ uncia sextula: 50 μναῖ οὐγγία 10174 10184 10193 ⅙ uncia ξέστης: dimidia sextula: 10185 FF2AC 12 κύαθοι, 2 κοτύλαι 10194 ½ sextula 1 τάλαντον: ⸟ ἀρτάβη: siliqua: 1017A FF2A9 60 μναῖ 10186 2E1F 1 μέδιμνος καὶ 3 χοίνικες 10195 ¹⁄₂₄ solidus denarius: 5 τάλαντα ἀρτάβη πυροῦ 10148 FF2B1 10196 5 asses quinarius: 10 τάλαντα ἄρουρα: ¼ πλέθρου 10149 10187 10197 ½ denarius γράμμα: 50 τάλαντα sestertius: 2½ asses, ¼ denarius 1014A 10188 ¹⁄₂₄ οὐγγίας, 20 κόκκοι 10198 dupondius: 100 τάλαντα τρύβλιον: κοτύλη 1014B 10189 10199 2 asses κοτύλη: 6 κύαθοι, ἡμίξεστον as: 1 pound, 500 τάλαντα 1014C FF29F FF2AD (ὑγρόν) – 1 μέδιμνον (ξηρόν) 1019A 12 ounces χοῦς: ¹⁄₁₂ μετρητοῦ, 1000 τάλαντα centurial 1014D FF2AE 12–16 κοτύλαι (ὑγρόν) 1019B € 5000 τάλαντα μονάδα ὄγκου εὐρώ 1014E 10137 20AC FF248 FF249 Phaistos Disc The Phaistos Disk symbols are encoded with LTR directionality in Unicode (blue are extra alternates in FFF80 – FFF97): They are, thus, mirror images of the symbols on the disk itself.
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